Nationwide – Two-Year Tracker With Reservation Fee

Tracker rate: Loans up to 85% of valuation – 4.43% above the Bank of England base rate, up to 75% of valuation – 2.78% above the Bank of England base rate, up to 70% of valuation – 2.28% above the Bank of England base rate

Payable rate: Loans up to 85% of valuation – 4.93%, up to 75% of valuation – 3.28%, up to 70% of valuation – 2.78%

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